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 K900 ⚡️ | That's not really going to help anyway | 14:06:38 |
| K900 ⚡️ | You probably want to .gitignore the sensitive data | 14:06:58 |
 Leonardo Santiago | wdym? | 14:06:58 |
| K900 ⚡️ | Lazy trees will still copy the "sensitive data" if eval depends on it | 14:07:14 |
| Leonardo Santiago |
You probably want to .gitignore the sensitive data
Sensitive data is like half of the repo hahaha, it isn't in nix though
| 14:07:29 |
| Leonardo Santiago | *
You probably want to .gitignore the sensitive data
Sensitive data is like half of the repo hahaha, it isn't in nix though
| 14:07:36 |
| Leonardo Santiago | the shell doesn't depend on that whatsoever | 14:07:57 |
| K900 ⚡️ | Then I guess lazy trees could help potentially | 14:09:07 |
| K900 ⚡️ | But it's not anywhere close to usable right now | 14:09:18 |
| K900 ⚡️ | So you may want to look for other options anyway | 14:09:26 |
| Leonardo Santiago | we were even considering splitting just the shell into another repo just to avoid copying, but I'm afraid it is too drastic of a change and when in the future (I hope) it becomes unnecessary, it might be difficult to transition back | 14:09:30 |
| K900 ⚡️ | Maybe ones that don't use flakes | 14:09:33 |
| Leonardo Santiago | we use flakes for other things too, and I love using them | 14:11:02 |
| Leonardo Santiago |
But it's not anywhere close to usable right now
but I understand, in that case it's best to search for another solution
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 @adam:robins.wtf | oh good, synapse is getting native support for sliding sync and the new oidc | 22:20:03 |
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 Philip | I have a NixOS server that I've been running on a t4g.micro EC2 instance (1 GB RAM). As a test, I booted it on a t4g.nano instance -- the smallest instance with just 512 MB of RAM. And it works! I was able to run nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade. It was slow, but it worked. I am impressed with NixOS and Linux. | 06:07:32 |
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